HTG Molecular Diagnostics HTG EdgeSeq Pan B-Cell Lymphoma Panel

Jul 29, 2020

HTG Molecular Diagnostics has launched its HTG EdgeSeq Pan B-Cell Lymphoma Panel, which the firm said is designed to provide molecular characteriation of aggressive, indolent, and rare lymphomas. The research-use-only panel enables investigators to measure the expression of about 300 genes linked to the lymphoma transcriptome. The panel is available in kit form or as a service at HTG's VERI/O laboratory.

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